Hanan Haber

Hanan Haber is a Senior Lecturer in Regulation & Public Management at King's Business School, King's College London. Previously held positions include LSE Fellow in Public Policy and British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow at the London School of Economics. Holds a PhD from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. His research focuses on regulatory welfare state mechanisms, public service governance, and the intersection of market liberalization with social protection policies. He specializes in analyzing regulatory frameworks addressing access to essential services, housing policies, and financial inclusion.

Education:

• PhD in Public Policy, Hebrew University
• Postdoctoral Fellowship at LSE's Department of Government

Research Interests:
Explores how regulatory mechanisms serve as instruments for social welfare, particularly in utilities sectors (electricity, housing), financial markets (pensions), and credit systems. Investigates participatory regulation models, equity in access to basic services, and the tension between market liberalization and social protection. Utilizes comparative policy analysis across UK, Sweden, Israel, Singapore, and EU contexts.

Grant Activity: While specific grants aren't detailed, his research indicates engagement with topics requiring interdisciplinary funding. Notable collaborations include work with European Union policy frameworks and comparative studies funded through academic fellowships.

Labs/Teams: Affiliated with King's Business School's Public Services Management team, focusing on regulatory governance innovations and public sector reform initiatives.